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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

DovER, Feb. There is nothing new
in the M0raing Meas sensation about
Senator alleged ineligibility,
aud it does not promise to amount TO
anything. McWhorter himself has
freely and puuAaly declared here
petore to-day HAT II this aaSscr il
broaohvd he is, and has Oeen SINCE the
session opened and for six weeks previous
prepared to put up the requisite collateral
at a moments notice and on the spot
And if this is required pof him he will
call upon some of his fellow-members tc
prove their title as clearly.
The constitutional qualification of (
state senator is the possession of 20(
acres of real estate or of real and per
sonal property to the value of e ,00t
colonial currency.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

ladies' garments again and
again in the past three weeks.
1t has paid you to do it. 1t
may pay you more than ever
now we have made prices
such as should cause the
slowest Of the goods to move.
LADIES uLsTKRs.
Black Cloth with velvet trimmings and silk
lining, made by Emile PinRat OF Paris,
Reduced from s65 70 SIS.
Dark Blue Figured Cloth, fur collar and Guns,
Reduced from s6b to $40.
Dark Brown Cloth, wi h velvet trimmings and
satin lining nSas n tr sssa Ma y ,is q Paris
Brown Astrakan, with Heal Beaver Collar to
Waist and Beaver Gums,
Reduced from $40 TO 800.
Dark G,efA cheviot, with yelvet trimmings
Reduced from $50 20 $50.
Dark Green Cloth, with elk Trimmings AMI
Down from ssb to $40.
Dark Blue Beaver Cloth, braided.
Il, que firm $50 TO $40
Brown and Black AHtrskanr, with Satin Fac
Reduced from SEQ TO so
Black A Akhns, with lk Lining,
Reduced from 1856 10 $i5
DARK Green Cloth, with six Lining,
Reduced f'om $50 to So.
Brown and Black st ok nett g,
X, due III IN s17 70 s5.
Reduced from So toss,
wHTTR DRESSES.
Down from s20tIsie
Down from slS 20 S.
| DO gn from Sl6 IN IS.
80 others in White and olurs from 81 up
| Wrappers in Color, sos. Ina 75c.
| LADIES' WRAPS,
One lot Blark Cloth Wraps, trimmed with
black Lace, jet ant passemeniere, tik-llned.
| No two Alise.
Raduced IL IS.
SIX VelveI Brocaiss in b-own and black, silk
liLed, chs mile and lat trimmings. No two al ke.
| Rejuc d to$O 0.
Bl Snk Lacs G o b, paasementerie and la
| trit med, with silk lnlngs,
| RelGced 10 IS.
Black Velvet aud u Graded PiuAh, chenille
and juttrimmings. plus lined.
Down Z ON 5000 TO $50.
Black Velvet Sir Btoc dc, lk-lnsd chenille
trimmings,
Down from sls5 to $50.
BLACK V.lset, passem nteie trimming, silk
lined,
Down from 500 10 s25
Black Satin d. Lyon, paRssuenterie and let
rimminRs, tattn lining, 4........-... -. -
4p4H N S1g5 ios0
Heal MI saiH lctn, with feather ifinI-
miDgs, Gull al sHttn lHms,
do an from $40 " S2l
Hack Ahtrnkan and Boucle7, Htlk-lined,
chenille trimmings,
Iowa from $'2to{5
3 lothefB redured, many OF Lnem to less than
half their original price.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

Senate reaSsemDled at O'Clock.
Mr. Bacon offered joint resolution pro-
| pounding questions to the Judiciary In re-
| gard to article 2, section II Of the constltu-
ton. Agreed TO.
Upon DR.. Martins motion the paper
accompanying the resolution in regard to
executive documents were referred to the
/ committee on claims.
Adionrnad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

The Senate reassembled at 8 o'clock.
MIR. Ferguson presented the claim of W.
I. Causey for $780, for preparing and com.
pairing list Of executive appointments.
Mr. Ferguson offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling for list of all APP
Potntmont5 nude during Governor Stock
ley's torn.
Mr., MGWhorter introduced and had read
a bill to incorporate the Republican Print
insaud Publishing CompGByof Wilmington
MIR McWhorter presented Il petition from
Charlotte Hanna asking for divorce from
Alfred Hanna also u petition from various
cltizens praying fer the Legislature to make
Decoration Day a legal holiday The same
member gave notice OF IN act making the
30th Of May legal holiday, and on his
motion the bill TO incorporate the Orange
street Sewer Company was read a second
time by title.
Adjourned till to.mnrrnN morning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03
OYER THREE HTNDRED Losr.

Purity your blood, tone up the system and
regulate the digestive organs by taking H00t.
SarsaDarula- Sold by all druggistsl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

The report OF the committee on settle.
ment with State treasurer, &C., for the past
wear, was presented, but recommitted be-
cause OF q small clerical error.
The coal bill Of Holmes q Draper, (65 tonsa
at 1870 was reported back favorably and
ordered paid. -,
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill for the relief
OF School District No. 60, Sussex county.
Adjourned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

Dover, Jan. 28.-Housa met ut n. M,
Bills OF the State Sentinel (s57 75) and
Middletown Transcript (t35456) were pre-
sented. and referred to the committee on
claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Perry amended by Mr..
Norny, the two press representatives on
duty In the House were awarded copy OF
the Colonial Council reports.
Adjourned to p. III. Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

and no court, and no judge, has jurisdic.
ton to review or reverse the decision
which the House of Representatives may
make in respect to these questions. Yorl
right, gentlemen, to decide them is ex.
elusive and absolute, and your decision
in respect to them will be final and ire
v4rsible, whatever that decision may be. =
One does not have to go far back to
find presidents for just such ineligibility
as oVerhangs Mr.. Dorman. Mr.. j. vii.
kins Cooeh, it is asserted carried on q
post Office during tho whole four years OF
his senatorial term and no objection was
ever filed in bis case. Mr.. Cooch sat in
the Legislatures of 1879 and 1881. Going
further back the record next brings nj
against member who was disqualified
by his connection with army contracts
but he, also, it is related, sat undisturbed
And everybody recollects the member
whose domicile was actually outside o.
the State-in that little triangular 'nt
mans land" that runs down between
Delaware and Maryland-who was re-
ferred all through the term he filled il
the lower House as 'the gentleman from
Pennsylvania
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
The detailed proceedings in botl
houses are as follows;
The Senate.
DOVER, Jan. 20. The Senate met at II
| O'clock
Mr.. Ferguson presented and had read al
act to punish false pTetenees In relation Il
the pedigree OF animals.
| Mr.. Bacon introduced bill to authorize
the levy court of Sussex county to fund tn,
debt Of that county. The bill was read
second time by title.
MIR. McWhorter's motion that tho Housl
be requested to return the bill to reincor
porate the Wilmington Coal Gas Company
was adopted.
ON motion Of Senator McWhorter the fol
lowing House bills were read:
| A supplement 10 an act to Incorporatet tn,
Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company; the &c
to renew the charter Of the Wilmington
Loan Association to incorporate the Comb
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-03

DovER, Feb. 1.-The House met at 10 a. m.
Notice was given of the following new
bills-By Mr.. Ware: To incorporate the
James Bradford Company. By Mr.. Medill
To amend chapter 407, volume XIII, Della,
ware Laws. By Mr.. Wilson: To amend
chapter sos, volume XVII, Delaware Laws
New bills introduced-By Mr.. Norny: To
enable the Mlddletown town commissioners
to borrow money for the erection of water
works. By Mr.. Ware: To Incorporate the
Inter Nos Manufacturing Company; to In.
corporate the Pennsylvania Avenue Sewer
Company; to incorporate the West Street
Sewer Company.
Read by title and referred: House bills Ia
amend the charter Of the Aid Loan Assocla-
ton; to incorporate the Portland Paving
Company; supplement to the charter OF the
Ferris Reform School; to incorporate the
Greenbank Ice Company of Marshallton,
Passed-House bills to lay out a new road
in West Dover hundred; to renew the
charter Of the Mutual Loan Association
to revive the charter OF the FELTON, Institute
and Classical Seminary.
Senate bills read first time-To renew
the charter of the Friendship Church Gene
terry Company; to punish false registration
OF cattle, &C.; to enable Alexander Dea-
kyne to put gate across public road 10
incorporate the Tenth and franklin Streets
Sewer Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
MEXICAN KILLS HIMSELF.
4 Mysterious Accidental or Intentiona
Shooting at BsGyitlss

= Mysterious Accidental or Intentional
Shooting at Bstyitls.
Special to the Gazette.
BEEvILLE, TEX, Nov. IA Mexicsn,
Sabine Tilves, killed himself here last
evening at $50 in the section house.
He had come from San Antonio recently,
and had worked one day on the railroad
The coroner's verdict was that he died
from the effect of q pistol shot through
the brain, fired by his own hand, either
accidentally or with suicidal intention
The other men were at supper. NJ
person was present when the shot was
fred. Among the effects of the deceased
WAS found two cases Of jeWelry, some
new clothing, and over $50 in money.
NOT IDENTIFIED AT SAN ANTONIO.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 14.-There
wss strange suicide at Beeyille yester-
day. A good looking young Mexican,
wearing costly clothes that were much
too big for hin, and claiming TO have
come from San Antonio, loitered Ground
the town ell day and spent money freely.
About dark he walked into srsllroad sec
ton house on the outskirts Of the city
and in few minutes afterwards persons
OF the outside heard pistol shot. Rush
ing into the house they found the MeXi-
eau had shot himself in the head, from
which he died in short while. Consid-
ersble jaweiry was found in his pockets
and also money. His name could not be
learned. From the description furnished
OF the dead man no one here could iden-
<HY him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
France.
BoULANGER IN PARIS AGAIN.

DOOLANdEh PAH1S AGA1Ns
PARIS, Nov. l4-General Boulanger,
who has just been released from arrest,
has arrived at the Hotel Louvre. He
elighted from the railway train at Chsrl-
ton and drove into Paris, his object being
to ayoid public notice.
DEMAND FOR WILSON'S PROSECUTION.
PARIS, Nov. IA Journal des Debats
says President Grevy declares he will not
e,ign, even If the Chamber Of Deputies
votes that 81. wilson must submit TO trial.
M. Henri R2chefors was before the COM
mission appointed to inquire into 81. VIII
sons actions to-day and produced evil
dence, showing chat Wilson had received
large brib=s from the family OF Baron de
Seller, whose committal TO thu insane
asylum some time ago caused sensa
ton.
General BoUlarger attended a meeting
to day of the committee Of Ulcers OF the
Ministry OF War which is considering the
classification Of officers.
LIE Temps, Mst1n and Liberte, announce
that the preliminary examination Sin the
case of Nj. Wilson has resulted in de-
maud for his prosecution. The sta'emenI
1as created sensation in the legislative
chamber.
Three Of the persons charged with con-
nection with the Legion OF Honor
decoration scandals have been convicted.
General D'Anlau was sentenced to prison
for FIVE years, TO pay foe of $4,000
'rsucs, and TO De deprived OF al! civil and
political rights. He has never appeared
for trisl. Nine. RE-. was sentenced 10
thirteen months i'm pris0nmenr and 10 paw
Qe Ct 1000 francs. Nine. COurteul
WAS condemned to two months impgison-
ment. Stianveaur was acquitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
Special 10 the Gazette.
THE CONNORS AGAIN.
Willis Cennor, a Littie Orandsoa sud sn
Cmc.r Killed IN a shs

Willis Cennur, "a Littie Grandson sud sn
Cmc,r Killed IN z shs
Special to the Gazette.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex, Nov. Il R IL
able news has reached here that another
fight occurred about ten miles south Of
HemphiU between Willis Conner aud r.
c. Turner snd posse, resulting in the
des.h Of Turner aud 10-Year Old grand
son, who had gone to esrry dinner to
Willis, who WAS found by the Turner
party. Connor Was ordered to surrender,
and immediately began firing and fred
three times before the fire wzs returned.
The Turner party ordered
the boy to run, but he refused to do 60
and general fGsilsde followed, the boy
being killed aud old Wills being slfoi
dcw1. The Turner party advancing until
within fifteen feet, ordered old Wills &c.
surrender, and ne continued TO shoof,
when he vas shot TO death. This Winds
up the gang Of outlaw, except John
Conner, who deserted them aud aew the
country last spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
SUICIDE AT AUSTIN.
Lpuis La,hrep Eads His Lfs by Means OF
an Ovrrdoss Of n erphine.
r,,n,ai tbo no1otfa

Lnuis Le,hrep Esds His L.fs by Means Of
an Ovrrdoss of Morphine.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX NOV. IA morphine
suicide occurred here this morning, the
victim being 8 well known sewing ma
chine man, Louis Lithrop, who came to
Austin I've years ago from New Orleans,
where bis parents reside. He was about
thirty-five yesrs of age, and leaves wife
And child. He had been employed ia 8
furniture store in this city, and got on q
apree Saturday night. He had baen adj
dicted to the use OF morphine and chloro-
form, and recent troubles, he bad
gotten into at Waco, seem TO
have weighed upon his mind. This
morning he was in the saloon adjoining
the Union market, and taking drink Or
two went to his room over Achilles gro
Gerry store, where he informed his vile
that he had swsllov ed big dose Of NOR
phine and was going to die. She paid no
attention to him, as he was IN the habit
OF taking morphine, but some time after,
noticing that he was breathing rap
idly and unnaturally, she be-
came alarmed and sroused
persons in the adjoining rooms and sent
for doctor. The doctor was promptly
by the side Of the suffering man and did
all hs could to save aim, though from the
frst he pronounced the case hopeless, ss
the poison had ample time to dihuse il
self through the mans system. Lathrop
died about IL O'Clock to day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
GAlyrsI0n.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 14.-Mr. 4. A.
Carleton, member Of the general execa-
tive committee of the Knights OF Labor,
is In the city on business connected with
the Heights OF LsOor Organization.
The County COMMISSIONER court TO-
day elected DR.. Joseph Burk county ply
stefan 70 succeed the late Dr.. Johnson.
Tbirty-one ballots were had before an
election resulted Toe other Candidates
were DIS. Campbell aud Ducier.
Philip Du0ie, an old resident of Gal
weston, died yesterday aged sky. He
was member Of the French societg, m
der whose auspices his funeral was coa-
Quoted this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
Germany.
MEDICAL CoNFsRENCE ORDERED.

blCAL COlNr OhDAESEO.
BERLIN, Wv. After the Emperor
received DR.. Schmidt's report yesterday
3 medical conference was ordered st the
palace. There were present the dectors
of the household with Drs. WegeneT,
Bergman, Girhardt, Toboldi and
Schmidt. Count Won Stol5erg, q mem
0er of the household, presided. A paper
was unanimously signed declaring that
the throat affection of the Crown Prize
is cenceTo1s and that partial removal Of
the l9ryDx Is 10 longer advisable
The complete excision Of the IsrYnx is
recommended by The doctors Of San
Rsmo, but in the meantime is objected to
by the Crown Prince. TIE Z .lperor re-
celved Count Won SS0l0eYg aud Or
Schmidt, and asked that the Gown PliGCe
return to Berlin a. once. The Crown
Princess replied, objecting to hsr nus
bands travelling II his present condition
II is reported that the Crown PAnce IS
now more than willing to submit TO e2
early operation. To-day the Emperor
held family council, which was attended
by Prince William and his wife and Pfir &c
Henry ana Princess Charlotte. In the
afternoon the Emperor was st work. He
heard reports on important matters pre-.
sented by General Albedgll. PriVy Coun-
ciilor Wilmaskl and Count Won Stol5erg
WILL REMAIN AT SAN RENO.
LONDON, Nov. "A "A dispatch from
San Reno says the Crown Princes
physicians hSTe advised their
patient to- remain quiet. The
balmy Dir CT San Reno il
considered to be beneficial to him, and he
will accordingly remain here. The ope-
ration has been iudeti1iteiy postponed.
DR.. Mckenzie will go to 3 Rim to inter
view the Emperor William.
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prove unsafe. The capitol bosrd will
r1oxt Ncdnosdau collect en- inuocx ir,c t;..1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
An Expensive mandamas.

WILxEsBARRE, PA Nov. IA a senss-
tlon WAS caused here this afternoon by an
application from William Kibler AID wife
and others interested, for q msndamus
to compel the Susquehannah Coal Com.
pany 70 produce the bodies Of twenty gig
miners who were buried in No. slope OF
that company a. Nsnticoke on the 18Th
of December. 1885, and whose bodies ara
still eptombed in the pI.. l. would cost
$50, Q00':o dig them ous.
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amounted to shout 10 per cent. and $
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Rcum sni2.

TWO LITTLE COUNTRIES AT OUTS.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 14.-Diplomatic re-
Istions between Rouusnis and Greece
nave been severed and the Roum.nisn
Minister at Athens has been recalled il
conse quence of quarrel over the estate
of person who died in Roumapia whom
both governments claimed as sui ct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15

who has Just been released from arrest.
Irckol Iorurp. Ha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
TO FIGHT ANARCHY.
Patriotism and Christianity to Organise Il
Save Oar Country.

save Oar County,.
CINCINNATI, OHIo, Nov. 1.-THE Evan
gelical Society, composed OF the minis
tiers Of all the churches OF this city, at 8
meeting held to-day deplored the "im-
pending perils OF anarchism, socialism,
u!trsmontanism, inhdelity, Sabbath
breaking and intemperance," and prom
ised sll possible aid to "etforts TO COM
5saine the patriotism and christianity of our
1auntry in taking measures to save itfrcm
these threatening its Gestruction.n They
approved the plan OF proposed national
Convention at Washington, D. C., to con-
slider these questions and appointed dele
gates to attend it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15

srv I7u FAs neip iking
Supreme bench The trutH OF YER &nd II s ac
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15

CITY PROCLAIMED
DUBLIN, NV. 1.-The city of Lineg
rick has been proclaimed under Il;
crimes set.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15

sdVice, combined with that of Gladstone.
Will be potent with the radical climbs,
Already the feeling among these CLUBS is
that enough has been done to test the
question.
, 1887-12-14

ing refunded if he remains a second year
with the same or another employer or the
island. What we speak of as a matter of
considerable importance is the question of
immigration generally, to which we hope
to return on an early occasion. In the
Council the proposed Draft was furthered
by unanimous agreement, and on the mo-
tion of Mr.. Hewitt the Draft was read a
first time and then referred to a Committee
of 5 members, namely Messrs. Hewitt,
Leevy and Russell. The discussion show
ed a lack of definite information as to the
actual wants of the island III regard to la
bour, which it is to be hoped theCommittee
may be able to procure. Some interesting
facts, however, came to light, For instance
it was stated by Member Leevy that dur
ing the past two years LOG immigrant la
bOurers had been placed on the estate Sob,
not one of whom now remained there.
The Government Secretary stated that the
amount to the credit of the Immigration
Fund was now $4,000. He also stated
that during the past 2 years more than
1000 labourerS had been Introduced into
the island, of whom about 300 had left,
there were 7G5 still on the island. In a
side discussion as to what other countries
had done for their sugar colonies, it was
stated by Nr. Russell that rum Slipped
from the French side of ST. Martins had
Melted in France 20 cents per gallon, and
that some trouble had arisen in st. Martins
from the attempts ofsmugglers to pass rum
over the boundary from the Dutch side,
so as to pass it off as the product of The
French side and get it exported to France
under the protection Of the high diScrimi-
mating duties. For full particulars of the
whole discussion we must refer our readers
to the official report shortly to he published.
At the same meeting there was an cleo
ton of two burgherS for each Jurisdiction
TO assist the Tax Commission in the assess
ment of properties for taxation. The gem
tlomen who have been doing this duty in
the past year were reelected, namely
Messrs. JAS. Bruley and A Paludan- Miller
for ChristianSted, Mr.. w. Fl. Brown and
Judge Petersen for Erederiksted.
, 1887-12-14
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, December 1Oth-It is an
nounced that A. P. Francke, sugar mer-
chant of London, died suddenly in New
York yesterday.
Paris news states hat NJ. Goblet has
informed President Sadi CarnOt that he is
unable to form a cabinet in consequence of
many refusing to cooperate. NJ. Fallieres
subsequently consented to undertake the
task, and it Is probable that he will select
several members of the ROnvier Cabinet,
including NJ. ROuvier aS Minister of
Finance, General Ferr0n as Minister for
War, and M. FlOurens as Minister for
Foreign Affairs. 1t is believed that the
first act of the New Ministry will be the
reform of The Paris Municipal Council.
Madam Adam has written recommend
ing the return to the Navy Club of
the SebastopOl trophies now held at the
Tuilleries. The Radical Press approve
the suggestion.
The delegates from the Scotch Home
Rulers have returned to Glasgow. They
report that the Irish are not separatists,
that their demand is moderate, and there
is no danger of religious persecution.
Professor Freeman, of the Oxford Uni
versit,, has proposed the establishment of
a Home Rule League.
Later particulars from Halifax report
that an unsuccessful attempt was made to
explode the gun cotton depot on st.
Georges Island in Halifax harbour Dur
ing a binding snOwstorm, three men land
ed, ard while attempting to drill a hole
for a fuse, were overheard by a girl, who
alarmed the guards. The excitement
caused by the event is intense.
The Glasgow Iron House of Armstrong
Brothers & Co., is reported to have failed.
Twenty fishing smacks have been lost
off the Orkneys.
, 1887-12-14
CHRISTIANSTED

. The Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting on Monday. The Government Sc
dietary was present.
AFTER the reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting, the Chairman stated
that according to the request of the COun.
Gil at the last meeting, he together with
the Councils Secretary had conveyed the
congratulations of the Council to His
Honor ex.Vice Governor Stakemann and
Mrs. S~takemann on the occasion of the
5Oth anniversary of their wedding, and
that His Honor had requested him to ex-
press to the Council his appreciation Of
their kindly remembrance of him and to
tender his thanks for that expression of it.
The Money Bill making a grant to the
Frederiksted High School .pasSed the
second and final reading.
A matter of considerable Importance to
the colony was brought under discussion
by the consideration of the question whe,
Their Mr.. Leevy's Draft proposing to alter
the Ordinance concerning the application
of the immigration Fund, should be fur
thered. The Draft proposes to authorize
the Government to pay for a limited time
(say one'year) the entire expense of intro
ducing immigrants into this island, where
as under the existing law the planter en-
ploying the immigrant refunds to the Co.
Vernmen the first year one-third of the
sost of his Introduction, another third be-